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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DW sounds like me. I'd quit and then start up again slowly and then the cravings would just take over my life. I was trying to hide it, but it got harder and harder to do that. I too would make up excuses to get away from my family so I could smoke. I was stressed out about it and worse, I was ashamed.

I finally asked my doctor to prescribe Chantix. It was expensive since it wasn't covered by my insurance and I wasn't sure it would work. I had quit before just to start up again. I smoked while in Chantix for about two weeks I think and then I stopped smoking altogether. That was over two years ago and I haven't had a single cigarette since and don't really want one. When I stopped smoking altogether, DS was three and DD was one.

Sometimes I do fantasize about what it would be like to hold a cigarette in my hand and "enjoy" a smoke. But then I recall the smell and the taste, the stress, the guilt, and the shame, and I'm over it.

I know some folks have had issues with Chantix. I personally suffered none of those and am extremely thankful for Chantix. Without it, I would still be a smoker today. [/quote]

very dangerous drug.[/quote]

Google Chantix side effects -- be careful.  Chantix seems to have killed a lot more folks than these vapor cigarettes.[/quote]

Maybe even worse than dying -- my 20 something brother suffered from a "leaking" ass from Chantix side effects. It was horrible.[/quote]

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